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FRANK EDONG’A - Reclaiming Nadome: A Story of Memory, Identity, and Conflict - The Elephant
On a December day in 2013, I witnessed a large group of people carrying firearms, which was a first for me. The group, known as Ng’iraia, had travelled from Southern Turkana to raid Nadome, an area in Eastern Turkana that had been abandoned and was now inhabited by Pokot communities.There were hundreds of them, perhaps around eight hundred or more. I recall that some of them came to our home, and my parents were busy boiling plain mahindi and fi…
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